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Craving pop magic that pulses with energy and crosses borders? From soaring bilingual hooks blending English swagger with Hindi-Punjabi fire, to genre-mashing anthems that echo Avicii's drops and Zimmer's cinematic swells—I'm the collaborator who ignites your spark into a streaming sensation.

Hailing from the India, I'm a dynamic singer-songwriter and producer with a knack for crafting infectious pop anthems that stick. I blend heartfelt lyrics with catchy hooks and pulsating rhythms to create songs that collide with culture—think escapist vibes for late-night drives or feel-good bangers for summer playlists.

I've released English and bilingual tracks, English fused with Hindi/Punjabi that blend soulful storytelling with upbeat grooves. I write, arrange, produce, mix and master all of my original songs. In my original "Rough Rider," I draw influences from the soaring string symphonies of Hans Zimmer and the electronic madness of Avicii—listen here: https://social.tunecore.com/linkShare?linkid=lLo1AnAACI_c4b-ZByHDiQ.

In my original "Wheels Up," again completely made by written and produced by me, I channel BTS, Charlie Puth, and king of Punjabi pop Diljit Dosanjh into a bilingual pop-EDM banger—listen here: https://social.tunecore.com/linkShare?linkid=A39erGO6JU5INDa9H3bQyQ.

I specialize in turning raw ideas into polished pop gems: from melody sketches to full productions layered with velvety vocals, harmonies, and genre-blending magic. Whether it's a solo heartbreak ballad or a dance-floor duet, I infuse every track with emotional depth and radio-ready shine.

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Interview with Prabhu

Q: Which artist would you like to work with and why?
A: Mike shinoda of linkin park. He puts in his work. Has shaped my earliest music listening experience. And i think he paved the way for the blend of Rock, pop and electronic music.
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: Keep it simple. Dont overload the track with sounds that dont go with one another.
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: Acoustic, pop, electronic, little rock.
Q: What's your typical work process?
A: When it comes to producing music, i sometimes first make a song based off a composition on the guitar. Then using that as a reference, i start building the beat and the overall music around it. The other way is i just start producing the song without any specific reference. I just go by what sounds good. In both cases i always create the chorus section first and then go from there. I start then arranging the verse, pre chorus, chorus, verse 2, bridge tweaking the music as i go on building the song. I also ensure im mixing the song as much as i can during the progress as i mix and master my own songs - it saves time later on. I almost always focus my attention on the chorus, making it as powerful as possible and catchy. Then i use the elements from the chorus as a motif in the rest of the song in different sections. I add transitions/risers/drops as i progress.
Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
A: Ed sheeran, John mayer, Taylor swift, Karan Aujla, Zedd, Linkin Park.
Q: What's your strongest skill?
A: Vocals, Music production, songwriting.
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
A: I have a 2i2, AT 2020 Mic, krp gp4 speakers, Arturia Midi keyboard, waves plugins, Ozone, Kontakt libraries.
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: I mostly produce songs for my clients or write lyrics. I also do vocal recordings, and record instruments like the indian flute (bansuri).